Does your ogr actually support MSSQL driver? What does ogrinfo --formats show?
Brad
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Hey Brad,
Yeah it lists "MSSQLSpatial -vector- (rw+): Microsoft SQL Server Spatial
Database" in the output.
Tom
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Hi All,
I'm trying to connect a MSSQL database using ogrinfo and ogr2ogr, but am not
having any success. Most of the examples I see online assume you're
connecting from a Windows. I'm trying to connect from OpenSUSE. Here's what
I've been trying:
ogrinfo
"MSSQL:server=sql12.msc.local\MSSQLSERVER;
César,
The error message you posted indicated that the function float() received a
NoneType argument and you have a call to ReadAsArray inside float(), so I guess
that ReadAsArray has failed without an exception. Maybe you tried to read from
an area outside the image.
You might want to call gd
Hi Ahmet
I haven’t visited C++ and ogr for quite some time, but I think you should
define and initialize polyCollect like this:
OGRMultiPolygon *polyCollect = new OGRMultiPolygon();
This type should implement the UnionCascaded() method.
Maybe other users on the list can chime in?
/Casper
Fro
Hi!!!
Im writing an algorithm in Python to extract Z coordinate of an DEM for a pair
of X,Y coordinates. Im using GDAL. The algorithm works correctly by extracting
the Z coordinate from the DEM.
Z = 1872 limiar = 0.1
COORD_X = []
COORD_Y = []
for i in range(size):
print()
print()
print()
